Unique dolls

Feast your eyes on these strange beauties from Lithuanian dollmaker Dorote Zaukaite Villela. For more you can find her blog here and her etsy page here In the meantime let’s take a munch on a…

Hi everyone, my name is Elena and I'm posting on behalf of my sister Helena, who is an artist. She has been creating dolls for the past 16 years or so. All of her dolls are handmade and one-of-a-kind. She does everything herself, from the hair itself to creating a hairstyle, shoes, and even dresses. Helena also makes the sculpture itself, so every face she carves out is unique.

Michael Zajkov, from Moscow, makes dolls that are painstakingly hand-sculpted, with glass eyes and French mohair wigs with uncannily human expressions that are snapped up by collectors.

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I recently did a wig-making demonstration for my doll club in Philadelphia, PA. I made some special wigs for the presentation. This one is modeled by Iplehouse JID Benny. Her wig is Tibetan lamb. She is wearing a top made by Kish and her skirt is made by Spampy. Her faceup is the Iplehouse default.

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“My favorite dolls I did this year”

Moscow-based talented artist Sasha Khudyakova represents the venerable tradition of Russian doll-making. A professional doll artist since 1992, she works with porcelain as well as Cernit, Flumo and Fimo polymer clays. She makes amazing porcelain art dolls, so delicate and womanly. Sasha belongs to the rare category of artists who always strive to impress. She has attained perfection in the genre of classic doll: her porcelain works are naturalistic and elegant, and their suits are full of…